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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1917
Page
5
An advertisement highlights numerous sweaters priced from 3.98 with plain weaves and fancy effects. Shawl collars belted backs Angora collars two tone and fiber silk options in various colors including rose Copenhagen navy purple and cardinal. Italian silk models and Shetland wool styles also featured.
Ready tomorrow with new winter blouses in many styles. Crepe de chine and Georgette options in black white flesh and taffeta suits and stripes. High and low necks some with lace embroidery others plain tailored. Petticoats in taffeta with jersey tops and jersey colors. Prices from 3.98 to 27.50 and 4.95 to 8.08.
Advertises new San Antonio dresses in satin options trimmed with beads and silk embroidery or Georgette Crepe sleeves. Describes serge frocks with braids tassels and satin collars plus satin and georgette crepe combinations. Highlights prices 12.56 and 14.81 as best values.
An analysis of battlefield injuries shows explosive shells and grenades causing severe, irregular wounds along with bayonet and rifle use in close combat. The article describes deep, ragged shell wounds, the shift to advanced surgical techniques, and the emergence of specialized medical care during trench warfare. It highlights the brutal efficiency of explosive devices and the need for meticulous wound management to save lives.
A report cites members of a women’s organization criticizing a proposed purchase of 7120 uniforms valued at $120 each. The debate centers on whether such gear is essential for volunteer service and whether uniform components like boots and belts resemble officer attire. Some members warn the effort may force workers to quit, while others defend the need for proper equipment and appearance.
A new fruit listing shows apples at 2.10 per box as Consumers Supply Co announces a shipment from Gurdon. The notice highlights a fresh eur offing lineup and urges buyers to act quickly in the local market.
Fragmented report notes British Labour’s push for broader input in postwar talks. It cites the Inter party conference agenda, socialist viewpoints on government participation, and calls for direct representation of democracy in shaping a peace without imperialist terms. The piece emphasizes democratic voices over capitalist dictates in future settlement.
A detailed roster lists officers and noncoms reassigned, granted leaves, and new duties across camps and depots. Major changes include Maj Phin 2em lok, Maj George M Heberer, Col Cel Conrad Jz, and Lt Leolin 1b Crask among those transferred or placed on leave. multiple units such as the 19th Wiehe Artil lery and 200th infantry are affected as headquarters shift bodies and roles at Fort Bliss, Camp Travis, and Kelly Field.
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